Aggregate Batcher (Weighing Conveyor)

About Aggregate Batcher

An aggregate batcher is an essential piece of equipment for any construction or paving project. It is important to choose the right batcher for the job, and to make sure that it is properly calibrated and maintained. By doing so, you can ensure a smooth, efficient process and a high-quality finished product.

In conclusion, the Aggregate Batcher (1) is a great tool for batching and aggregating data. It is easy to use and helps to improve performance. I highly recommend using the Aggregate Batcher in your next project.

What’s Aggregate?

Collective:

According to his sources, natural and artificial will be two. Three as normal, light and heavy aggregates according to specific gravity or units. They are placed in two classes, fine and coarse, according to their grain sizes.

In conclusion, It is crushed or unbroken dense aggregate obtained from quarries, rivers, seas, terraces and lakes. Artificial aggregate, on the other hand. However, It is crushed or unbroken aggregates that are industrial products such as blast furnace slag.

They with densities of 2000 to 3000 kg/m3 are normal aggregates, those less than 2000 kg/m3 are light aggregates, and aggregates greater than 3000 kg/m3 are heavy aggregates. In conclusion, aggregates with a grain size of more than 4 mm are referred to as “fine aggregate”, and aggregates with a grain size of more than 4 mm as “coarse aggregate”.

Properties of Aggregates

• Necessary conditions in aggregates for a good concrete production.
• It must fulfill the requirements of TS 706’EN 12620. Producing a concrete is the beginning to get started.
• The grain shape should be cubic. It should not contain defective (flat and long) grains in shape.
• The grain addition should be sufficient for the construction of a concrete in the content. It must be tough, durable and unprepared. Therefore, It should be wear resistant.
• Aggregate used for concrete that is frequently exposed to freeze-thaw effect should be frost resistant.
• Aggregate should not be used in concrete and adverse effects such as clay, silt, shaft, dust.
• It should not contain organic products and light substances.
• It does not adversely affect the durability of concrete and concrete. Aggregate must be in hardened concrete.
• It should not contain active silica that causes alkali silica reaction in concrete.